The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-13
Windsor County.
Bethel.

AT this writing Monday morning. ID. w.
Bliss is very low with what is supposed to
be internal injuries received on Wednesday
of last week from "A horse, which he was
leading, jumping and wrenChing him. 1t is
feared that he may not recover. - A
successful summer term of school, taught
by Miss Jane Howard in district No. II,
closed on Friday last with pleasant picnic.
- The farmers have been much retarded
in securing their large crop of hay by the
rains of the past week. - Katie Kendall
closed her school in the ID. H. Dutton dis
trict, Royalton, on Friday last. 1t is said
that she gave such good satisfaction that she
has been engaged to teach the fall term.
- Rev. E. S. Fiske preached at Rupert
last Sunday. Frank p Markham has
a good cow sick with some unknown dis
ease, the symptoms of which resemble
those of poisoning by Paris green. - Carl
Gushing has been supplying the place of I.
f. Wilson at the Wilson House during his
visit at Sutton n. II. - Mrs. A. b.
Case, with two children, of Tustin, CAL, is
visiting her sister Mrs. W. X. Adams, in
this village viii Hoisington, who
has been engaged in some kind of indoors
labor at Lowell, Mass, which failing health
has forced him to resign, and his brother
Clarence, who is peddling for parties at
Derry Depot, n. H., spent Sunday with
their brother Shubel in this village. -
Nellie Terry finished what is said to have
been very pleasant and profitable term of
school on Robinson Hill, Royalton, on Fri
! day last. - Mr. and Mrs. y. f. Clark of
! ST. Adams spent Sunday in this place with
| their son-in-law, Daniel Childs. - We
regret to learn that Miss Mary Chamberlin
| is quite i'll with some form of fever. 80
! Frederick Farwell of Kansas City, Mo-, Wis
| tied his cousin, Mrs. j. G.. Fassett, last
week. 80 Albert Whitcomb returned
from his western trip last week. - AL.
Rindge has moved on to the farm he bought
of Frank Putnam few weeks ago, and
| William Green has moved into the s. w.
Chadwick house which Rindge vacated.
| GO John w. Shaw, at the age of eighty
| six years, is more industrious than many of
our younger men. He goes to the field regu-
larly every day to work. One day last week
he moved around an acre and a half piece
| by the fence, that his son might NOW the
rest with a machine. - Mrs. Sem
ter of Montpelier is visiting her cousin, Mrs
| Il. Il. Wilson in this village. - Thomas
James, who has been attending school at st
Johnsbury, came home to spend the summer
vacation on Thursday of last week. -
John Paine had nice sucking colt hooked
by COW last week, making an ugly but moi
serious wound. - I. f. Wilson of the
Wilson House is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Dr. Welch, and husband, at Sutton, n. Ill
East Bethel.
DARWIN PAUL is visiting his children il
Brattleboro. - Mrs. McFarlen of Lynn
Mass, is with her daughter Mrs. JOIN
Booth who has been i'll the past few weeks
80 Emerson Peak has returned to Brat
tleboro 80 Miss Lucy Hatch is the CUES
of her cousin, Miss Luette Boyngton. 80
John Booth and family are boarding will
Mrs Nettie Wills. = Mr.. and Mrs. Ii
f. Peak have returned to their home il
Somerville, Mass. - Raspberries ar
plenty at six cents per quart
Gaysville.
AN unusually large crop of hay Is beinl
cut here this season. == Rev. Mr.. Hard
ing (AdventisD preached at the Ston
Brook church last Sunday. Services vii
! also be held there next Sabbath. - Mrs
Robert West and Mrs. Phneas Nye are o
, the sick list. = The village school
closed last Friday. - Miss Anna Brow